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Minus 23, Minus 24, Minus 16: The Loudness Numbers in Your Briefs, and Who Wrote Them
ACX, EBU R 128, US and Australian broadcast, Netflix, Apple Podcasts and Spotify ads: every loudness target a voice actor meets, sourced.
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Resources
Resources for voice actors.
Top Voice Over Coaches Join The Voice Realm
Learning and continuous learning is as important, if not far more important than having the talent; more so for an industry like voice over, where the demand follows trends, and the need changes in time. Whether you are a beginner, an intermediate or even a...
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How Punctuation Marks Help You Read Voice Over Scripts Better
A well-written script makes any recording session for a voice over actor so much easier. And when we say well-written, that also includes correct punctuation. Punctuation is important for voice overs as it works as an aid in reading, phrasing, and in the overall interpretation...
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Voice Over Warm-Up Exercises
Voice over work is rigorous work. Much like an athlete who wish to excel in his/her sport, a voiceover is required to train and exercise daily, and warm up your voice before any practice sessions or actual voice over work. As the vocalis or other...
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Tips on How to Create an Effective e-Learning Course
An e-Learning course should be compelling whether you have a global audience or a small group of learners. In the last 10 years we have seen a growth in the use of e-Learning not just for education sector but also a learning technology for company...
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Searching for Voice Over Opportunities in Your Local Area
You don't need to live near Los Angeles, Chicago, or New York City to be successful at your voice over business. While most agents only represent voice over artists who live or work in these areas because it makes a lot of sense to be...
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The History of Voice Over through the 1900’s
The ship wireless operators for the United Fruit Company, who called themselves Sparks, along with the US Navy had only heard Morse codes coming through their headphones. But on the Christmas Eve of 1906, they heard a human voice singing “O Holy Night” with violin...
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How To Build Your Cold Reading Skills
One of the greatest assets you can develop as an actor is to become a strong cold reader. This skill requires attention and practice. The best, most basic way to develop your cold reading skills is to read anything and everything out loud, and with...
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What is the Best Microphone for Voiceover Work?
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5 Biggest Mistakes Voice Talent Make
I’ve worked in voice over for 30 years and can honestly attribute the longevity of my business not to my supposed “talent” but to the failures of other voice actors. Today, as I get ready to launch my first full online course I am prepared...
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Creating an Explainer Video
An Explainer video gives your company unlimited creative possibilities, however in creating an effective one, it should be able to address a few fundamental questions. An explainer video should be able to pose a problem to the viewers, present the solution through the product or...
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